Mrs. Tom Marshall Plays Role in Indiana Vice President Pick
Portrait of Mrs. Lois Marshall shaping Governor Thomas Riley Marshall’s campaign path. The article details their partnership, her influence on his health and schedule, and how their shared life steadies his bid for the Democratic vice presidency amid crowds at Indiana events.
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Mrs Marshall as political partner in Indiana era
A profile of Mrs. Marshall portrays her as a memory savvy, politically influential wife who shapes her governor husband’s public life. It highlights her role in public policy, home life, and social concerns, noting her firsts, partnership in campaigns, and influence on legislative priorities.
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Wilson
Outcast Colonel A Question of Isolation
A historical note ponders the fate of a colonel who becomes an outsider, examining how status, allegiance, and duty collide as he faces social exclusion and loss of authority within his circle.
Rolla Wells Early On The Job As Wilson Fund Treasurer
Rolla Wells arrives in New York as treasurer for Woodrow Wilson and Marshall campaign funds. The ex mayor of St Louis, a Princeton graduate, plans to raise money from small contributions and publish disclosures of gifts. He stresses no tainted money, praises Wilson, and notes family Princeton ties.
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People and the Currency in Banking Reform
Woodrow Wilson argues for broad public input beyond bankers in reforming banking and currency laws. He urges merchants and farmers to contribute, noting bankers alone cannot fully grasp national business needs and that flexible, practical currency is essential for daily commerce.
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Democrats rally small donors for We son and Marshall
The appeal highlights small contributors backing We son and Marshall as Democrats count on broad public support. Wilson is described as the most accessible president yet and a typically Democratic figure.
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Farmers Wake To Folly Of Protective Tariff Folly
Farmers awaken to the folly of the protective tariff, criticizing the policy as harmful to agricultural interests and seeking relief from market distortions and higher costs. The stance reflects broader economic discontent among rural producers confronting tariff impacts.
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